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When are credit sales treated as revenue?
AAt the end of the year
BWhen goods are returned
COn the day cash is received
DOn the day the sale is made
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. On the day the sale is made
Revenue follows the sale, not the receipt of money from the buyer.
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